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Decoding QMSR FDA & ISO 13485 Harmony
QMSR will align FDA's medical device quality management system with ISO 13485:2016. It will be released by the end of this year and become effective one year later. This harmonization is expected to save medical device companies at least $439 million over the next decade. -
Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHCs)
On 7 November 2024, ECHA added one substance to the SVHC Candidate List, bringing it to 242 entries at that time. Review the applicable communication and reporting duties, and check ECHA’s current list for updates.
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IVDR Transition Extension Was Officially Published
The EU extended transitional deadlines for qualifying legacy in vitro diagnostic devices in 2024. Eligibility depends on device history, manufacturer actions and class-based dates; importers should verify the evidence before relying on an extension.
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EU Updates on IVDR and MDR Transition Period Extensions
A look back at the European Commission’s 2024 Q&A guidance on extended IVDR and MDR transition periods, including legacy-device conditions, evidence of eligibility and changes during transition.
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FDA and EU expand Mutual Recognition Agreement, again!
In 2017, the FDA initiated MRAs with EU and UK, for human drugs. On May 30th, the FDA once again signed an MRA, with 16 EU countries, this time concerning veterinary drugs. -
Impact of European AI Act on Medical Devices
EU AI Act is to be the world's first AI law. European Parliament passed the draft on June 14. However, it faced opposition from industry organizations like MedTech Europe, the Confederation of European Business, and Team-NB (European Association for Medical Devices Notified Bodies). -
EU MDR Transition Extension: What the 2027–2028 Deadlines Mean
A look at the EU MDR transition extension discussed in 2023, including the 2027 and 2028 deadlines, eligibility conditions and why the regulation itself was not postponed. Check current official guidance before relying on a deadline for a specific device.
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EU USB-C Rules: What They Mean for Healthcare Devices
The EU’s common-charger rules cover specified categories of radio equipment, not every electronic or healthcare device. This article explains the scope and why blood pressure monitor manufacturers should check each product’s classification before assuming USB-C is required.
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